Ingon ani ba dagan sa inyong kinabuhi financially???

[hacxcena]

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Very nice topic and I'm proud to say that I'm already started to change my gear for the right financial management. Read books from Robert Kiyosaki, Bo Sanchez, Napoleon Hill, Robert Allen and more. Also would like to share an article written by Butch Salvador entitled Cash Flow 101, maybe some of you already read this but for the benefit of the other istoryans who read this thread and haven't read the article here it is.

The basics of CASH FLOW.


There are those who emailed me asking about the basics of cash flow. I m really sorry that I assumed everybody already understands it. Anyway, by demand … here it goes…

May isang bata… joke lang.

The basic is. What pattern do you see if you will get a P100.00 bill and monitor where and how it is transferred from 1 possessor to the other. How does it flow? The pattern for a typical pinoy is.

You earn from your work, you spend it on food, gadgets, clothing and other basic needs. Before you reach the next payday, paubos na yung pera mo. But that's ok pay day is just a few days ahead and it doesn't matter if I run out of money, I am expecting money again any time soon.
This cycle goes on and on and you make some side lines or create other ways to earn but it seems that money was never enough. (I am tempted to explain further pero usapan… basics lang).
So you can't leave the job that you have because a week without work would affect the cash flow you have to support your family and needs. As much as you wanted to accept another job, the gap would make you pay less for a couple of days which makes you a slave to your boss.
At least, you have a job to support your needs.
So to illustrate…Cash is flowing inside your pocket.
Years have gone by doing your monotonous routine
Question… what if you get fired? Or you were forced to retire because there are new and younger people ready to take your place. What would you do?

As an OFW, Makati executive, top sales man, engineer, attorney, teacher… What if it all ends? The sweet cash that enters your pocket every 15th and 30th suddenly comes to a halt.

There are two things you can buy with your money… An asset and a liability. To describe each... An asset brings money inside your pocket; a liability takes money out of your pocket. Another way to see it is that an asset if you buy one, will bring the money you spent for it back to you 2 or 3 folds. A liability, when you buy it will not give your money back at all.

Sa ilocano… idjay ti kwa… djak maawatan… (joke lang po, seryoso na kayo eh…)
Sa mafdaling salita… kapag asset, maibabalik ang pera , pag liability, good bye sap era…

Ang problema kay JUAN DE LA CRUZ, habang may trabah ipon ng ipon at bili ng bili ng liability!

I have seen OFWs get back to the country with gold chains at kung pwede lang limang shades ang isuot ng sabaysabay g@g@win nya eh… dvd, component, jackets, clothes, inuman, pulutan, party, pabango… hindi na makalakad sa dami ng bitbit…

At syempre mga empleyado natin dito sa bansa ns lingo lingo bago cell phone at mags ng kotse.. hindi na nga magkasya damit sa aparador, tapos pag umaga sasabihin…. Wala na akong maisuot.

Guys think… what you bought… will it bring money back to you? I know what you have in mind… you have to enjoy what you worked hard for. That's right, but think of something that will last… think of your future.

I have seen the worst of people who were abogado de kampanilya, executive secretaries of top rank business men, people who worked for big companies, earned a fortune and got a big retirement pay by the millions… Now…. Wala na.

Why? Because of their cash flow… went in… went out.

I need not to mention basketball players, actors, singers… Check what is their career path… next after acting , singing and playing… POLITICS. Kasi, yung million na kinita nila, puro liability ang binili.

Going back… all the liability they bought, ibinenta ng mura! Im wearing a gold chain now I got from a sea man… he got it for P35,000 he sold it for 8,000 to me.
Hindi po asset ang alahas! Bakit? Totoo na tumataas ang value nya pero pag gutom ka na, kahit pa luge ibebenta mo! ( wala bang aaray?) Cell phones… dvd players etc. pati bahay at kotse… that's the cash flow of most OFWs…

The question is … "WHAT IF THE INCOME STOPS?"

Sa pinoy,ganito: anak… magaral ka maigi, at pag tanda naming… ikaw na bahala sa amin ha…. Hindi po ba maling mali…
You have to establish something today that will take care of your future.

Teka , teka… eh ano ang dapat gawin para hindi mangyari yan?

You must create a source of income that will continually make money flow inside your pocket. Start a business! While you are working as an executive or an ofw, or a professional… START A BUSINESS and MASTER that business till you get out of that company. Para pag tumigil ang income mo sa kanila… may susuporta pa din sa iyo hanggang pag tanda mo!

Now don't tell me to invest my money on pensions and plans… NO WAY! Narinig nyo na siguro yung …. Naku ayaw ko na magbanggit…. Yung mga nagbayad at hindi nakapag claim… sila pa dinimanda at nag pyansa!!! WAG MO I ASA ANG PAGTANDA MO SA IBA! GUMAWA KA NG SARILI MONG BALON NG PERA!
KAHIT MALIIT PA YAN, SRILI MO AT HINDI KA AASA SA IBANG TAO…

Imagine yourself when you reach an older age… ( aruy ko,,, baka yung iba sa inyo about that age… tabi tabi po…Ako pos a mga nag tatanong… im 37 years old. Nabutan ko pa si Michael Jackson at hinele po ako ng nanay ko sa mga kanta ng hagibis… ). You have money that the company gave you as your retirement pay… what will you do?

You can consume the money till your old… eh kung hindi umabot? Masamang damo ka pala… at hindi ka kaagad kinuha ni lord. Eh pang age 65 lang yung naipon mo na budget.
Or maybe, you can start a business and use the money for capital… Kapatid… 9 out of 10 businesses fail… yung isang mag susucceed, g@g@yahin pa ng kapit bahay mo imbis na mag franchise say o… think! At age 50 , you are struggling trying to make a business work! What if it fails?!



Eh ano nga ba ang sagot?

The answer is, stop buying liabilities and instead buy assets now. I don't care if it is a banana Q store, balot, ice candy or a sari sari store… start now! Because your experience here will teach you what to do in the future. Its so hard to struggle in business when your 60 yrs old.

You have to create a source of income separated from the source of income from your work. That when the time comes that you have to stop working, you will have your own source of money! Create assets, start a business that will be there to support you and your family. I AM NOT TELLING YOU TO QUIT YOUR JOB! Im telling you to start a business while you're working and stop spending your money on liabilities and start putting them on assets!

Ang pera pag pinambili mo ng LIABILITY… hindi na babalik… ang ASSET… BABALIK.

Teka… masama ba bumili ng mga mag@g@ndang gamit? Hindi! Siguraduhin mo lang na ang pambili mo nun ay galling sa asset mo. The business has to be prioritized! Mawalan ka man ng trabaho, may negosyo kang palalaguin.

If before, nabubuhay ka naman ng iisa sapatos mo, wag mo baguhin yun… dati, nag jejeep ka lang… wag ka muna mag FX…

Create assets and lessen liabilities. Invest and learn now… mag negosyo!

Eh anong negosyo? Any, as long as you think it is work and doable! I am still looking for partners for my HOME MASSAGE SERVICE! SPA MAGIC! And my business CAR MAGIC is still franchising… (joke lang … baka sabihin nyo nag propromote lang ako eh…But I AM PROUD TO SAY THAT ALL MY BUSINESSES ARE ORIGINAL AND ALL ARE GRAND ASSETS!

I started all my businesses with a very small capital. If I used that money to buy a gadget, new shoes or any liability… baka wala lahat ng negosyo ko at wala na akong makain ngayon.

Again, I hope that this BASIC CASH FLOW article helps…. I wish all of us become financially free!


By: Butch Salvador

Hope this helps us enlighten the way we spend our money.

[honey2723]

good sharing hacxcena...

[bordz1]

nice article!!!... i see myself in that article.
i'm certain that i will change.. for the better..
hehe

[kamote_kid]

In my observation, many people go down the debt drain is that they don't see things coming. People are more concerned about trying to keep up with everybody else. Think of this, normally these days upon graduating from college and get a job people would immediately get married. Why? Because it is the trend, everybody gets married. In marriage comes the bills, children, and more expenses, something couples really never anticipate (unless they planned it all out carefully). Add to that the ever getting fancy trend of technology. The "in" thing is normally the most expensive thing. Now comes the needs vs wants thing which would normally come to this, people adjust their needs to satisfy their wants and what kind of needs are those? Daily consumptionm budget, and yes, savings.

There are a lot of factors why the average Juan dela Cruz ends up nowhere but in the debt zone but one thing is clear, being blinded to reality, the lack of planning, and being so superficial and following what others are doing would lead nowhere but down.

[honey2723]

AMEN kamote kid...

[mcapon]

naa sad ko copy ani Honey.....pero ang pinoy mas grabe ka unique..kay sa pag minyo pa lang mangutang naman...kay imbitaron man ang tibouk barangay....mao pa gani pagkaminyo ...daghan na utang.

mao diay ni?
salamat sa inyo nga word of wisdom kai at my age now 22 still study naa koy mga idea na how to deal like this situation.

[kulitz]

Nice thread, daghang salamat sa tanan nga ni share sa ila knowledge about Financial Education. God bless you guys!!!

[lorenzoleo]

@TS : Honey sa IMG Channel mani nga Script. Hehehe! Nindot bitaw ni nga script. Bullseye.!!!
IMG's 6 step to FInancial Security

1.) Increase Cash Flow
2.) Eliminate Debts
3.) Create Emergency FUnds
4.) Insure Proper protection (Insurance - Income Replacement)
5.) Build long term asset accumulation
6.) Preserve Your estate.

[noy timoy]

dili man necessary na wa na jud kay utang para mafinancially free. its the networth (assets minus liabilities) that counts. all well managed big businesses have debts. the difference between the tycoon and the average juan is that the tycoon borrows to finance his income generating assets to multiply his income while the average juan borrows to finance luxuries (unnecessary spending). also, the tycoon knows how to match his debts with the assets, borrow short term for working capital (inventories) and long term debts for capital assets (machineries, buildings).

nakautang na hinoon ko para ipalit ug eroplano! awahi na ang tanan!
thanks miyay for the input. mahala sab ani nga course oi!

[mat4w]

thanks for sharing..indeed thats the truth, and almost hear it everyday.."daghan kaayo ko bayranan oi"

Yep tama ka, that is ALSO A truth and NOT THE ONLY TRUTH. It is a common pattern yes? Another truth is, we all have the ability to manipulate our so-called fate. Check your belief system. It plays a major role mga bro n sis.

There are debts nga beneficial and most are toxic debts. Good debts can be use to leverage further improvement sa atong financial position yet the exposure to toxicity is high. critical decisions from critical analyses will aid. Ingat lng ky hair-thin au ang difference sa mga decision atong buhatonun between toxicity and leveraging. Financial literacy will help yet it doesn't promise absolute exemption. Atong attitude towards spending and lifestyle nga atong gi keep takes the bigger chunk from the pie. Requires a major shake-up jud.db?